The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

l
cultured Greeks they despised; for the mill.
tary and political services OF the Roman, thev
J nao no nonor; and even with the Samaritans
who held to the law Of Moses, they wsuid
nave no dealings. IL Haz!itt's saying, "Preiu-
a'ce 10 tae child OF !2nol ance," be true, no
system OF education or intellectual progress has
driven it from the minds OF men. The Young.
middN-ased snd the old are alike subject Ia
Its sway. Among its evil # cts IL grs atIy dis.
torts The Judgment, making it Impossible to es
innate men ana things as they are From many
sources OF help and blessing it alss shuts out
are wounded in their feelings, DISCOURAGED and
weakened in their ambitions. and often binder
| ed from the attainment OF success Pr, i ,dice
mas alw 'ys been chief source Of cruelty and
| injustice, jeffrey rightly says, That opinions
founded on prejudice are always sustai ned
| win greatest Violence History amply proves
| TIE PROOF OF this remark. BY this cause the
| progress Of truth has often been bindered: be-
cause men refuse to accept the new light which
God has revealed 10 humanity. In closing. Mr.
Whitney urged all to free their minds from this
baneful emotion to welcome all truth, and to
deal justly with all men.
On Monday night the local lodge of Odd Eel.
Ows appointed the following committee to pro-
vide suitable ntelainment to TAKE place oa the
anniversa. y of Odd Fellowship in America, which
occurs april 20. L Cobb, Amidon,
q w Puffer, Geo Durham, G r Briggs
Inc rATIOW r1re Arms 20 mas sold its ma
chinsry TO itoston broker, and is closing out its
AFFAIRS II will have assets enough to pay it's debts
and enough besides foi div i'd ends of from one to
three PR cent to the stock holders.
Mex t5unday evening Rev W Whitney will
give hi last lecture to the young people of Brat
teboro. The subject will be "a Parting WISH"
-Expres- Messenger MeIlendy of the narrow
guage, found wallet on his train last Monday,
containing sum OF money and come valuable pa
peIs.
Weddings.
VIM Cole has moved into d P Cobb's new
house on Central street.-Mrs II Willard goes
to Great harrington, Monday. Her son David
stays to finish his school.-Geo II Colt and wife
have moved to West Dummerston.-Mis Car
rie Varney is quite sick Harry Leavitt, night
operator at,the telephone exchange, is lad up
with the msases.-J W Frost is at New o.
leans on the annual visit that he has made al
most regularly since tho war. lie finds bis
brother much improved in health, aud writes
enthusiastically OF the delicious warm weather,
the roses in bloom, etc.--Geo Mann has taken
the agency for the Boston type writer-The
Chamberlain horse company lost valuable an
imal from luog fever Tuesday, II Cham
berlain left Tuesday afternoon to buy another
car load of horses.-Con Flanagan is IN in
Washington territory visiting friends, and
writes that be finds the wheat fields looking nica
and green.-Chas L Cobb Ia making extensive
u. r.
wood has charge of the ork.-Miss Clara Gale
returned TO-DAY from her winter soiourn in
Wasbington.-Clerk Mellen at Barna Clark'a
has moved into Mack's house on Ranger
street, Spear has moved from Crosby
block to bis new house on Washington street.
Eleven hundred temperance text books are
supplied for the town, $40 for this District
Geo Roberts OF Jacksonville is a new clerk at
Stickney Bros.-Mrs Sarah Highly moves to
Worcester, Mass, where her son Is employed In !
an art store.-E L Parker is singing bass at the |
Universalist church tor the remainder OF the |
year.--S A Miller is located at Maquon, III, as
member OF a firm OF a carriage and agricul- |
turalIimplement manufacturers Connecticut |
paper contains long account of Mrs Mary b
Duclos' remarkable collection OF pets, including
10 dogs, a large number OF cats, aud 10 rare
specimens OF birds, mostly from Mexico. She
S about to build house 100 feet square, at
Newington, for her dogs, and has fitted up
special chamber for her cats. Oae OF the latter
weighs Is pounds, and one of the dogs only
"a pounds.-S W Edgett has left the Carptn-
er organ company and to-day enters the en-
'loy of Estey g. Gotham TenDey OF Clark
treet is sick.-Mrs + II Smith is in Amherst,
dass, called there by the Illness OF her melee,
Sunice Stearns.-AN WYatt and family are
moving from the tenement in the water cure
nto q l. Spears house on Washington street,
frank Bracket and family moved Saturday
rom Mrs Brooks house on South Main street,
nto the kathan house. Conductor Carlton
viii occupy the tenement vacated by them
nens vacated by E Mellen.-Frcd Davis
nd family have moved up from Vernon to day
nd taken tenement in one Of tho water cure
uildings Fred Barzor arrived from Boston
list night, sick.-Orvice Leonard went to Athol
MS morning. He ia to go on the road for the
lth0l tool company, on salGry.-Mrs l.
Walker went to New York Wednesday, after
pring millinery attractions. Clara March
Shelbnrne Falls has been visiting Mrs G l.
Tighsm this week.-Alfred B Sweet, the new
ass player OF the First Regiment band, arrived
zig morning. His family como to. morrow
ullen Bros swing new sign to-day.-Dentist
'oodbury has just put one OF the latest styles
denta! chairs into his oflce.-F H Wheeler is
1tcally Ill at his homo on Spruce street,
arvin Hall and family arc moving on to the
place in West Brattleboro.-My-
n Taylor moved yesterday from his rooms in
'osby block into VIM Brooks house on Clark
Fisk moves into the house yacat. "
by Mrs H g wiliard.-wm Merlin and wife a
Boston are In town visiting old friends this
,ek.-Rev c o Day returned Wednesday g
I'm his two weeks vacation.-Miss II e b
napp has been engaged for the coming year le
teach the village school in West Drattlehoro. q
Ward and Fred Cressy have gone toWal-
Am and Boston respectively. where they have "
expect to secure positions. Later: B d Ward
s returrcd-Wil Randall Is spending his b
cation ut Woodstock with his grandfather SC
I'm Cookery gets through driving baggage ir
gon Tor A Taylor Apr l. Prank g
'rcross takes his plsce.-wih WASH q
IN and W f Coane Get through at tho &
rpeutcr organ shops this week ard go to al
sey's.-F Leach leaves g C Smiths grocery a
re this wecs.-Dr Tucker moved into BIS m
v bone on Green street Wednesday.-Addi en-
Hail Las moved into the Caspin 3, Louise
the common.-Jule Leach has taken a lob in "
fling department at Esiey's.-Mike Mack e.
Holyoke has gone TO work for John Baker. az
4 Is considerable of ahorseman.-Eimund eX
IMAM OF CambYidreport has begun work AT gu
penter's shops.-Carl Beckwith from Chel- ~
has located IN toEn.-Young Adams leaves OF
-ke's livery stshIc n work for Z. r Wh,.s un
y Stockwell. formerly with A p Hall, has I'M
a.. ..rt.- IL H.. .I-x-r